YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel

Good hostel. Quite pricey, but not too bad for Hong Kong. Big room with clean en suite. Good Aircon. Convenient cafe with basic menu. Pantry for staying gusts with microwaves and a few random cooking utensils, washing machines and dryers, and two computers. The building is adapted from a 1950s block of flats, preserving some of HKs heritage. There's a museum on the ground floor. I'd stay there again

The room was clean and spacious. It had a dehumidifier, which was much appreciated in Hong Kong's humidity. It also had air conditioning. The bed was quite firm, but I didn't find it uncomfortable. We didn't have breakfast included, but they provided it free, and it was good. We arrived at 12:00, and check-in was at 15:00, so they let us store our luggage.

The room is basic but that’s all we needed. For the price in Hong Kong it was fair although the room can feel pretty sterile and cold at times. Again, keeping in mind it is a hostel and not a hotel will manage your expectations. Staff are very willing to help and even gave us free breakfast vouchers which was delicious and unexpected. Don’t miss the free museum downstairs! It was a highlight to understand how people grew up and lived in Hong Kong history. It was fascinating!

Amenities are a bit outdated, but the service of the staff and hotel cleanliness made it a good stay. Also the location is centrally located to local eateries, MTR stations and even a very scenic hiking trails just steps away from the hostel. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great value for their money.

Smell! Def. Fin. Nit. Ly. Not coming back even if you pay me to. Crazy experience. I didn’t stay there that night. I couldn’t imagine a “hotel” that could smell that bad. A “hotel” could have such front staff “hospitality”. She lied.This place looks like a jail. Moldy. Smelly. I thought it would be a great experience to visit a unesco. Or whatever it was. It wasn’t. It was a nice experience before. At least it wasn’t smelly. It was awhile back but I guess the lack of management, the front desk staff for instance, the lack of proper upkeep, the smelly room and ac… maybe it’s just my room. I don’t know. I won’t go back even if you pay me. Nor i would recommend this place to close friends. Hack no!

Great first hostel experience for me and I thoroughly enjoyed it! 👍🏻 well-maintained rooms & lift — felt safe and clean 👍🏻 easy check-in process 👍🏻 near MTR and airport bus so travelling around was hassle-free 👍🏻 toilets/showers are in the room, so it’s really convenient 👎🏻 no water cooler, only hot water provided

The staff are really nice there! Remember it is a hostel so don’t expect too fancy! It’s aged a little I think so as long as you Rmemeber you’re paying a lower price for a basic place you’ll be just fine. We weren’t expecting to get free breakfast when we got there so that was a really nice plus! Keep in mind the neighbourhood is not fancy but it has everything you would need.

Everything is pretty new and clean. There were 2 Bathrooms for 8 People. You need to psy a deposit at Check in. Ist is a 10/15 min walk from the nearest MTR.

I lived there many times before 2020 and it never made me disappointed with its reasonable price, clean and spacious rooms, facilities in good condition, and the environment that makes you feel comfortable. I love 冰室 (cafe) the most and I spent lots of time enjoying the food and meeting new friends who lived in the same room there, and you may love the 嘉顿山（the hill right behind the building) where you will easily have a bird view of Sham Shui Po area by simply "climbing" to the top with the staircase in less than 5 mins. Also, MHH is the only hostel in Hong Kong as it was remodeled and innovated from the local style H-shaped residence building in the past so it is a great place for you to learn the history and the daily life of locals.

Mei Ho House was the first public housing-building in Hong Kong, located in Sham Shui Po. It's not the nicest area, but with all the stories I heard about other Hong Kong hostels I can say it's an extremely nice hostel, which absolutely makes up for the location. Besides, the walk from the subway to the hostel isn't scary as long as it's not in the middle of the night, so that's all fine. The hostel itself is the biggest one I've seen in my life; it's seriously HUGE and so are the rooms. I did miss this 'hostel feeling' (all the lonely travelers hanging out together in the common room) as the common room was a restaurant that's also open for other visitors. Talking about that restaurant: it's so cozy! And the breakfast (which is included in your stay) consists of three options: Western style, Chinese style and Hong Kong style. That's just something I only can like. Another thing to like (a lot) about Mei Ho House is the fact that they have their own little post office ánd personal stamp. Oh, I'm sorry for being such a big mail fan :)

Very nice Hostel to an even better price. The Location is not very nice but awesome to explore Hongkong auf especially the small markets. The Rooms are small and simple but clean. What is perfect for a Short stay. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. So we could deposit our luggage in a smalltalk storage room when we arrived. (Our plane Landed at about 6.30 so our rooms wasnt ready als we came to the Place) All in all I can absolutely recommend this Hostel!